Hi, sorry I didn't take the time to install the web app on the server but prior to doing this, I'd like to know if the app is capable of:
1) allowing me to backup multiple file/folders using a webbrowser.
2) automatically encrypt the data on client side machine prior to transmitting it via the Internet using VPN SSL connection
3) archive the encrypted data in a compressed format ie. gz, tar, zip, etc.
4) synchronize the data from local harddrive to webserver. Update the backup copy with everything that has been modified on local drive. Otherwise doing a full backup and transmitting the whole thing will take more time.
5) automatic backup rotation on the webserver. Overwrite old backup file with the newer one.
6) is easy and quick to use.
Please let me know if your web app will do as stated above? I'm currently researching to implement the DRP (Disaster Recovery Plan) for both personal and business data.
Thanks,
Devin
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And to clarify #4 - it doesn't archive over the http port, it uses rsync over ssh, samba, or nfs. The user interface runs in the web browser, not the actual backing up of the data.
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Hi, sorry I didn't take the time to install the web app on the server but prior to doing this, I'd like to know if the app is capable of:
1) allowing me to backup multiple file/folders using a webbrowser.
2) automatically encrypt the data on client side machine prior to transmitting it via the Internet using VPN SSL connection
3) archive the encrypted data in a compressed format ie. gz, tar, zip, etc.
4) synchronize the data from local harddrive to webserver. Update the backup copy with everything that has been modified on local drive. Otherwise doing a full backup and transmitting the whole thing will take more time.
5) automatic backup rotation on the webserver. Overwrite old backup file with the newer one.
6) is easy and quick to use.
Please let me know if your web app will do as stated above? I'm currently researching to implement the DRP (Disaster Recovery Plan) for both personal and business data.
Thanks,
Devin
It can do all except #3 - it doesn't archive into a compressed file, it archives to disc in the same format as the original files.
And to clarify #4 - it doesn't archive over the http port, it uses rsync over ssh, samba, or nfs. The user interface runs in the web browser, not the actual backing up of the data.